Do the tips of torch corals grow back?

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Had a blue tang chew some tips of my torches. Looked like amputations of the ball at the end. Do those ever grow back with time. The coral is healed but lacking the stinger at the end.

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I don't think so, but I'm really not sure about that answer.

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Had a blue tang chew some tips of my torches. Looked like amputations of the ball at the end. Do those ever grow back with time. The coral is healed but lacking the stinger at the end.

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Did those grow back? I have a similar situation and will appreciate your help.
 
My blue tang bit off a bunch of torches tips. They all grew back after I took out the trouble maker.
 
I had a gyre accidentally dice up 3 heads of a large dragon soul torch mainly at the tips. within few days amazingly it’s already healed and coming back like normal .
 
Had hammers lost 2-3 polyps when i dipped and agitated the water. Dont seem like they grow back. But they grow new ones.. thats what its looking like.. if that makes sense
 

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